appropriations this morning very quickly passed $4.6 billion bipartisan bill to address president trum's $4.5 billion funding request. and the bill is sort of a compromise, neither side gets what it wants. it blocks the use of funding for a barrier at the southern border while at the same time fulfills a lot of what president trump was seeking in humanitarian aid. in the house, there have been a lot of disagreements and lawmakers, for example, congresswoman rosa delauro who is the chair of the labor-h.h.s. education panel and she says this is something that needs to come together. but a number of democrats have strong reservations and want protections on the money. they say they don't want to offer a blank check. but whether or not democrats are le to assuage of those concerns, there is consternation about not funding what is the president's harsh immigration policies. and ultimately produce something that is bipartisan remains to be seen. > read more at politico.com. thanks so much for the update. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the natio

there testimony that came up during russia investigation fixer, michael cohen, suggesting that donald trumold his clinto we expect behind closed doors today. plus, that bid to build a trump campai how long were those negotiation going on while president trump s th w put togethe so he subpoe it limited tpics and ur four hos behind closed doors back to you. >> tracie pott live for us on tracie thank you. while the various investigations into his administration work and more on his 2020 re-election campai right now in a hypothetica bi n, a quinnipiac poll both men were in iowa and i think he's the weakest mental >> the first debate will air on >>> in a matter of days the alread one local district is a memo from the superintendent to improve. at the top, fitnessequirement for building security staffers. school leaders hope to have conver news 4 has also learned maryland educat officials will require to a security review by the of this week. >>> and new details on that you'll a pow flag had well, county officials displa the pride fl will be flown lease of the harriette tubman it had been slated

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house democrats in these bills block the trum administration title 10 domestic gag rule and put domestic rights. republicans are playing political games with the crens us. democrats are investing billions to ensure every voice and vote is counted. there wasn't a dry eye in the room a few minutes ago when skip gates was talking about finding grandfather's at voter registration card from 1867 and the noticeable thing about that was that was the last number of john lewis' family to vote until the work he did crossing that edmund pet is bridge and all the work and as john broke down in our caucus we can't help but think the h.r. 1, the protections we have put in for voting rights that are being held up in the senate and that that is the most important connection that we have to making sure that our democracy continues to thrive is to protect that vote for every single american. president trump has proposed cuts to medicaid and medicare, a direct contrast to what he promised the american people he would do as president of the united states. we have protected those programs and made investment

este proyecto morirÁ porque la administraciÓn trum p lo rechaza.ro de hoy: 4.000.000. es que serÍan 4.000.000 de personas entre las que hay miles hispanos y afroamericanos que no serÍan contados en el censo de 2020. las amenazas sin precedentes humedecen a la falta de fondos, los problemas de contrataciÓn y tambiÉn a la posible adhesiÓn a la pregunta de ciudadanÍa lo que afectarÍa a minorías. el censo debe hacerse cada 10 aÑos y este informe revela que tienen 4% de riesgo en no ser contados. es muy importante que todas las personas sean contadasporque dependiendo del nÚmero de habitantes que hay en el paÍs se dan los programas de beneficios sociales, educaciÓn, programas de salud. dependiendo del nÚmero de habitantes se dan estos recursos para las escuelas. todo el mundo tiene que contarse en este censo y la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa es lo que pone en riesgo a todas estas personas por el temor a que la informaciÓn pueda ser compartida en caso de ser. >> creen que muchas preguntas podrÍan tener miedo. miles de manifestantes o a la presidente donald

the question i have from a national security per inspect sieve what did trum vp to give up to get thehinese to agree to this truce other than the tariffs? he said something about allowing them to purchase more u.s. products. now president trump is saying, no, we're going to move ahead with the business and it really questions the business whether national security is a focus hoor or getting china to buy more of this? >> right. sam, thank you so much for breaking that down. complicated stuff and a lot of moving parts. i appreciate it. the dynamics shifted after this week. so for some candidates, it might be time for some self reflection. just saying. i'll talk about that next with my panel. let's be honest. it's kind of unfair that safe drivers have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed. by the way, i'm actually a safe driver. i'm just pretending to be a not safe dri

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host: the upcoming meeting on saturday between president trums and the ent of china -- what are we likelyo face with the ongoing trade war? any troops -- truce, perhaps? reheather: both parties marn back to the negotiating table. the problem is, both sides have hardened substantially. both sides have nationalistic aders. we hope they get back to the negotiating table. we are far from a deal. we still have these tariffs in place and the president keeps threatening additional ones. let's hope they get back to the table. the g20 summit has been completely overshadowed by this bilateral meeting. this is exactly what president trump wants. all of those cameras focused on those two leaders host: thank you for joining us. after two nights of debates, the cndidates for the democra presidential nomination are ready for battle. last night it was kamala harris , taking on joe biden. she attacked his voting record on race. the former vice president talked about his decades of fighting for civil rights tod a, that they could not fit in a short response. what does this mean for the presidential race? >

. >> you got it, you bank on the hat he is against trum but you can't get to the end of the game before you play the game. >> sean welsh, nktyou. and we turn our attention to pg&e. they've agreed to put $1 billion in local government after wildfires were lynched you power lines and apartment. and recovering damage over 14 ti ci and counties, and damage from last year's campfire killed 85 people. in january, they filed bankruptcy for the second time and environmental activists want san francisco to abandon that company altogeer and install its own power system. lisa, it is always good to see you. we will talk in a moment about that billion dollar settlement but first, the governor announced a new plan for multibillion-dollar insurance fund, how will work? >> the ideas that investors and pay into the fund which could be up to $21 billion. then if utility lines cause a fire, like the campfire and other fires from 2018, victims l get money out of that fund. but if he utility is found negligent, and that is why the fires were started, investors will have to pay money back into the fund. the

pablo: si usted sale a protestar en especiacoride trum la separaciÓn familiar, racismo, debe tener en. las personas tienen que entender que lo que estÁ pÚblico no es ilegalque migraciÓn o agencias federales lo busquen. es ilegal que las agencias busquen informaciÓn que no es pÚblica. >> este experto dice que a travÉs de sociales las autores pueden saber prÁcticamente todo de usted. >> hay firmas que se dedican exclusivamente a formar un pÉsimo-- un perfil de un individuo simplemente utilizando ciertas tÁcticas relativamente sencillas. incluyendo el nÚmero de seguro social de una persona. porque esa informaciÓn mismo gobierno. >> la pregunta es si utilizan las redes sociales para detectar a indocumentados. >> utilizan esta cÁmara de trÁfico y todo para identificar a personas que estÁn buscando. y personas que no son desinterÉs o que han tenido contacto anteriormente. >> se investigan las redes sociales de quienes solicitan visa de turismo o trabajo. las autoridades tienen derecho a acceder a redes sociales, computadoras, y celulares de cualquier viajero. el gobierno investigÓ las redes

testing exchanges, but all of the es candidatagreed on one iing -- someone has to defeat president trum020. the candidas also agreed that heal care was a human right and al americans should have coverage. >> they were splith how tey would accomplish that goal. americans have health insurance through their employer. the candidates asked if they want to do a with the private plans and put in place a government-run system for everyone. that idea is typically referred to as medicare for all. senator elizabeth warren and new york mayor bill deasio are in favor of that plan. >> i spent a big chun o my life studying why milies go broke and one of the number one reasons isthe cost of health care, medical bills. that is not yjust for people wh don't have insurance it's for people who have insurance. look at the bsiness model of an insurance company. it's to bring in as many dollars as they can premiums an pay out as few dollarsoss psible for your health care. >> when beto rourke offered his opinion, they should be able tokeep it, de blasio pounced. >> no. i think the choice is fundamental. >> wa

trum i stand before you to officially launch my campaign ntr a second term as presi of the united states thank you. jon: there was scant detail of a secondwould do wit term. four years ago when he announced, he was treated as a joke. no one is underestimating him now.ew jon sopel, bbc orlando. jane: for more on the president's relaunch, i spoke with journalist jay newton-small. his supporters obviously are hind him, but can he win general election without changing his pitch and inoadening his appeal? jay: the power ombency is incredibly powerful, incredibly strong. i remember covering george w. bush's reelection campaign in 2004 and he would land on marine one, the presidential helicopter, in the outfields of minor-league baseball stadiums, and trot off the helicopter to the theme song of the movie "air force one." he had rapturous audiences and all the trappings of the presidency. it is very, very powful. i think that whomever is on thee other ill have to overcome that. the other thing is you have to have energy on the other side. it cannot just be hatred of donald trump that drives out

. >> you see here, the front of his cab was more or less where reporter: trum the two dvers pulled over their vehicles went unknown assailants set the trucks alight. were trucks to carry food, that carriedan clothing, d they didn't steal one pie of clothes, one piece ofood. they also and always attacked the truck and start burning it. reporter: it is believed the attacks are as a result of a labor dispute in which trucking companies are areused of hiring ign drivers and overlooking experienced the south african government ha described thestacks as an act of economic sabotage. >> the law will prevail and law enforcement agencies are working very hard to ensure that those who are perpetrating this are -- they are usinghi what we cal and run. reporter: iis estimated that since march of last year, more than 200 truck drivers have been killed, and 1300 vehicles damaged. t a specialized police unis been set up to patrol motorways where the attacks are most prevalent. ing weeks,he c several u.s. states are planning to introduce new gun controls, but local police say they don't want to enforce

p support for donald trum dimming? e the crowds thinning out? not a bit of it.but the polls suggest that if he is to wi broaden that support. >> four more years! four more years! jon: he entered the arena to rapturous applause. with unempyment at record lows and the stock market at a record high, this is clearly going to be his main argument in 2020. pres. trump: o economy is the envy of the world, perhaps the greatest economy we have had in the history of our country. jon: and with a showman's flourish, the audience tested the new slogan for 2020. pres. trump: you ready? keep america great. jon: and then the moment the audience had been waiting for. pres. trump: i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. thank you. jon: there was scant detail of what he would do with a second term. four years ago when he announced,e was treated as a joke. no one is underestimating him now. jon sopel, bbc news, orlando. jane: for more on the 'president' relaunch, i spoke with journalist jay newton-small. his supporter

lapt week president trum tweeted, quote, presidential harassment. >>> breaking this morning, the associated pressng reporthat a third summit between the united states and north korea is in the works. the last time president trp nd kim jong-un met was four months ago in vietnam. this is video from that meeting. they tried to come t an agreement about north korea's expanding nuclear program but failed to do so. ce twountries first met just over two years ago in singapore. nbc news is working to confirm this overnight report by the a.p. and will keep you posted. >>> two leesburg council member are accused of making inappropriate comments about juneteenth and the pride month. >> the controversy arose over a eesburg proclamation celebrating the end of slavery. councilman tom dunn wrote a comment juneteenth is celebration, lching is not. councilman josh seal is also in hot water after making a comment about a esburg pride proclamation writing everyone is equal. identities don't help. last night members of the community on both sides this issue spoke out at a council meeting. >> people are really

the home and the ceremony for the delegation they are actually in buckingham palace right now the trum flew in a little bit marine one it was they landed in the buckingham palace gardens if you look at the roof over there you can see that all the extra security on buckingham palace at the moment. some police officers with binoculars presumably some snipers there as well making sure that everything goes to plan now there is a lot of ceremony inside the palace gardens right now there was an $82.00 gun salute we heard a lot of banging from inside that was the way he was greeted by the world family donald trump met the queen prince charles he's there with maloney a lot of his grown children are with him as well they've paid the u.s. national anthem to greet him and he is seeing the full royal. treatment this is a big deal for donald trump you know he was it's a big deal for it's a big deal for the police who have to make sure that everything goes to plan their spending 14000000 pounds to make sure that donald trump stay safe while on this visit and that nothing gets out of hand this is a v

. >>> with the deadline fast approaching, p president trum leaving americans guessing whether he will follow through on his threat to slap tariffon mexico. a possible trade war that would affect food to clothes to car nbc's kristen welker is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: president trump back from the d-day celebrations nowci his self-imposed diplomatic deadline to slap mexico with tariffs. tonight, saying quote, there is a good chance they will make a deal but if there is no agreement,exico will begin paying tariffs at the 5% level on monday. the president made the tariff threat saying enough to stop the flow of migrants. more than 144,000 migrants crossed the southern border, a . 13-year high >> they shouldn't be allowing people to come fromug ththeir country from honduras, guatemala. they walk right through our country. >> reporter: many republicans argued against the tariffs that could raise prices for american consumers on everythi from cars to grocery.da toy negotiators from the u.s. and mexico engaged a third straight day of marathon talks. administration officialther

it was a demonstration for the polish president who was visiting president trum poland is set to buy 32 of those jets, so the president wanted to show them off. flyovers have been extremely limited since the terrorist attacks of september 11th. >>> this morning, leaders of a northern virginia congregation say someone stole their rainbow pride flag. >> there is not the first time -- this is not the first time this has happened. it was flown outside the unitarian universalist church for two years. early tuesd someone stole the 11-foot rainbow flag on top of wheelie avenue. this is the third time it's been stolen in three months. everend debra hafner want the thieves to know that stealing the flag will not stop the church from supporting the lgbtq lmmunity. >> sit down andk at that person or those people in the eye and talk to them about how every person has dignity and worth. >> dr. haffner says the church will continue to fly the pride flag, and they will replace it as many times as needed. >>> 4:49. d.c. police have named its officer of the year. and she's pretty incredible. meet tia

debates that are taking place during this demonstration itself over here we've got a small crowd of pro trum demonstrations and they are getting into various i would say constructive dialogue so. with the anti trump demonstrators but the police have been having to mordor rates what's going on you can see a policeman that sort of a constant very peaceful dialogue but pretty adversarial as well i've met all sorts of organizations had people from different political groups some keen to express their concerns about climate change all those talking about women's issues take a listen to some of the people that have come out to protest today. unfortunately he is my president i came from philadelphia yesterday i leave tomorrow but i wanted to be a part of this protest we're trying to show honor trumped by showing him in his favorite posture and this is where most of what he says comes from why would you put this man who doesn't stand for any british try to use and the right you know country being rude about who we really love respect i'm here to represent new york we don't want to bad we want to get

. >> reporter: thousands turned out to protest even dent trum ruring the now famous baby t blimp, fluorized t o mayor, a trump critic.e thmor masked what protesters say are real issues. why you out here today? >> trump is extremely dangerous for everyone on this planet. >> i feel really stngly that he's got nothing to offer the uk apart from hate. >> reporter: while overwhelmingly apeaceful, there were few scuffles between protesters and small numbers of president trump supporters. the crowds were far smaller than during president trump's last trip, but still delivering a cold shouer. lester? >> richard engel with us here in london tonight. thanks, richar >>> president trump also warned fellow 'depublicans today theye foolish to follow through to block new tariffs he vowed to impose on mexico. as gabe gutierrez explains, those tariffs, along with the ongoing trade war with china and historic floods in the heartland d impact the price you pay at the supermarket. >> reporter: jamie price has been a rmer for 20 years. >> you're always at he the mercy of t weather. >> reporter: but he's never s

and the toyota save mart 350, when the elephant driver is a daytona 500 champion michaelual donald trum waldroup, it's a no-brainer. >> i'm rusty. >> now you tell me. >> reporter: we were doing 110 miles an hour at that point right about the time that guy remembers that waiver we signed. >>> did we have lunch yet? he tried to focus on a stretch of track they haven't used in years. the carousel. why do they call it the carousel? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he did flip here once. >> it's just a blind entry into the corner. has to be a blind entry. literally going uphill you can't see the road. when you tip over that top, you have to get down to the left. >> reporter: in summary, drive like mike on your commute home, you might wind up in jail or a hospital bed. would this beat a nascar? >> no. >> reporter: could have fooled up. >> you're my favorite. give me what you got, mike. it ain't nothing. i'm giving it all i got. good riding with you, bud. appreciate it. >> reporter: michael walter with a colorful past. it was interesting. when we got in the car, i said, what are we going to be do

memorial will be off limits unless, of course, you're invited by the white house to see president trums speech. despite a lot of changes because of the president's plans d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the city will be prepared. >> and i feel that they have shared with us everything they have for ourpr arations. >> also, you might see this on the nationalmall, a baby trump blimp. the people behind that from the protests are still trying to get a permit. but beearned if you'r thinking about bringing some sort ofba oon, balloons are prohibited. >>> and 50 i years ago policw neyork city raided a gay bar in greenwich village which led to a major protest and uprising sparking the lgbtq rights movement. a huge crowd gathered outside the stonewall inn for a pride celebration, lady gaga dropped by the tavern with encouraging words. this community has fought and continued to fight a war of acptance, a wear of tolerancet and the m relentless bravely. you are the definition of -- >> a handful of s celebske to the crowd, including chelsea clinton.e massrowds are expected in manhattan all weekend long

and what we've seen in just the couple of years that the trum administration -- it's very easy to roll back protections and stip away rights. the trans community is under attack every single day. trans women ofolor are murdered every single day. a lot of work to do. i'm really excited to see that capital pride bught in activists advocate voices, because it's not just about rainbow logos on bank of america. it's really about what are wedo g to move the community forward? >> we have just a couple of seconds left. any message that you want to leave everybody with as arople in town and looking forward to a celebratory day today? >> my mantra, honor my best friends not just with words and thoughts and prayers but with action. i tncourage everyone toke that on and honor all victims from stonewall from pulse. >> have you been to the parade? >> i've not. i love d.c. but it's my first time. >> see you down there. brandon wolfe, thank you very much. founder of the drew project. thank him for coming in andvi sly a lot going on around the region today. the region today. pr the big carriers are tal

you see these candidates early on with an advantage fover trum. that's been an approval rating. you see the average approval rating, if you look at every poll that's out there. his approval rating is probably going to be trailing for perspective opponents in polling like this. the question with trump as of 2016, can he ultimately if it is biden or sanders, can he make his democratic polling in 2020 as unpalettable to a lot of voters as trump himself did. trump was able to do that and created the right set of circumstances for him to win. you look at these polls, looks loo i c like the same story in 2020. >> walk us through how this could change quickly because when you put the entire thing into perspective, the entire gop, they looked at polls everyday. they gotten in lock steps with the president in fear of not standing with them will cost them the election. >> so much of this is, 2016. you remember 2016. >> we don't remember as well from the polling though. think of where we were at this point. >> well, yes. >> early on, he moved up at the republican race. we had a poll came o

indication that a biographer of kim jong-un shows that kim knows what buttons to push with donald truman instinct from the most cut throat of dynasties. >> he was chosen by his father at the age of 8 years old. he was presented with a green uniform with brass buttons. and he was called the little general. and real generals came into his birthday party and saluted him and bowed to him. >> reporter: how did kim's father have that gut instinct about his younger son? "washington post" reporter anna fifield says the older kim might have gotten that substance abuse ti intuition a few years earlier. his brother was introduced by their father to the sushi chef. she writes, the older brother was polite to the chef but not kim jong-un. >> he stared down this 40-year-old man and almost dared him to say hello. he refused to shake his hand. >> fi fooed, whose book is based on interviews, writes that kim jong-un wanted for nothing as a child huge play rooms filled with toys, a modified car he could drive at age 7, a colt .45 pistol he wore when he was 11. bears and monkeys were kept in cages. but wi

. >> where was that question when the republicans and donald trum passed the tax bill to benefit the top 1 percentep contributin at least $1 trillion to the deb of america which middle-class families will pay for one way o another. >> you know what, america does not want to witness our food fight, they want to know how we're going to put food on thei table. this microphone that the president of the united states holds in her hands is used in a way thatpr is reflecting the values of our country and not about blocking locking children up. >> time and again she created these moments. in the moment with biden really stopped everybody in this been room. at think you're going to hear that and you will see that on front pages.l that's going to be the moment. she probably won both heard the debates with her performance tonight. second, looking towards 2020 an the race ahead, that is the han raising on illegal immigration and healthcare for illegal immigrants. take a look. >> raise your hand if your governmentnt plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> raise your hand if yo

position and if he doesn't have the guts to go against wii uncle joe, he certainly cannot take away trum you, how do you think the first debate is going to play out? the number is at 23. not sure how many are qualified to get in. it took me a couple of variable stages. all right, we lost any slight >> i think it's going to be more of the let's all get along and pretend, we don't want to challenge anyone because they are afraid of being able to say, hey, i disagree with you. i have no issue of people have a different positions. this is the time for democrats to fight it out. republicans will have their time to decide if they vote for a democratic candidate or not. the more they avoid the tough questions, the more they say let's all get along and refused to have a real competitive fight, they are going to continue to see the same problems within the base. >> shannon: you make a great point. we'll see when they are face-to-face how it really goes. taz lynn figaro, wherever you are, great to have you both. president obama tells a audience in brazil that american gun laws make no sense. okay.

. >>> the house of representatives approved a motion today to allow lawmakers to sue the trum officialsnas. democrats want attorney general william barr to hand over the full, unredacted new to report on the roster investigation. former white house counsel, don mcgahn, was also subpoenaed for documents and testimony regarding possible obstruction of justice. >>> president trump and former vice president joe biden traded barbs at dueling events in iowa today. >> he was someplace in iowa today, and he said my name so many times that people could not stand it anymore. no, don't keep saying it. sleepy guy. >> the president visited an ethanol company and appeared at a republican fundraiser in des moines. biden is considered the democratic front runner. he kicked off a two day swing through iowa, taking in at the president's character. >> the fact is, and i've said it many times, and we can overcome four years of this presidency. it will go down as an aberration. >> the former vice president met with voters in 3 cities. the iowa caucuses in february are the first nominating contests of the 20

. >> that is a signal to everyone who serves under president trum that his support is still up fo grabs. if pence has any hard feelings, he is hiding them because the president said today in the ros garden event this afternoon and the vp showed up. >> peter ducey, thank you very much. who will president trump turn t next to handle the press corps? top candidates to report to replace sarah sanders reportedl includes first lady milani a trump spokeswoman, stephanie gresham. former state department spokeswoman and deputy press secretary hogan gidley. a boston university professor and novel idea for presidents fake news. he is proposing attacks on deemed false or misleading he says what you're doing is you'r taxing the damage or not taxing the speech. the college releasing a statement that a jury $44 million award to gibson's bakery. gibson owners say that ohio college liable them during a dispute over shoplifting episod that triggered protest and allegations of racism read tonight, the massive punitive damages will not be the final word in the case. this week marks the one-year anniversary

interview on "axios with hbo," in which he defended t the policies s of h father-in-law, presisident trum. "axios" tetervier jojonathan swan repeatedly pressed kushner on whether he believes that trump isis a racist -- citing trump's s reateded false claims that president baracack obama ws not bo in the united states.s. >> is birther is an racist? >> look, i wasn't really involved. >> i know u weren't. was it racist? >> like i said, i was n inlveded. >>>> i know you worked was it racist >> look, knowho the presidenis and i'not seen anytytng in hi thais racis i wanot invoed in that. >> did you wish he didn't do it? >> that was a long time ago. amy: jared kushner also said he doesn't know if he'd alert the fbi if he received an email similar to the one that prompted the trump tower meeting in 2016, in which a lawyer connected to the russian government offered to provide dirt against hillary clinton to the trump campaign. kushner saidid he did not cacale fbi at the time of the 2016 incident because he was busy. asked if palestinians are capable of governing an independent nation, kushner sai

the saudis have tons of interest and nest havemeinterest in trum president of the united states.udis probably would like to see you defeated. >> you think so, yeah i would agree with you. look, here is what i think we should be very nervous about above and beyond your legitimate concerns, and that is we have a president who doesn't believe in the constitution or doesn't understand the constitution, thinks he is above the law. and i think that what we are likely to see -- i hope i'm wrong, but we are likely to see a president who will merge the agencies of the federal government and his position as president and combine that with his position as a candidate. and we should be very mindful of that. and i think we should all be watchful as to how we proceed. >> so i guess that's the question what to be done about it. that seems like a live issue. we saw today the letter from the office of special counsel which is designed -- from what i hear from you, do you think that's important actually? >> and it's not just miss conway. i don't think in his own mind he sees much different. he's a

i think this is why one of the many reasons why president trum will win again in 2020.e democrats have varied he got th terminology wrong, but the fac is that's not even an issue. if you were born a woman and yo identify as a man and you have not had the surgery, if you'd you not gone through the whole transgender surgery you can get pregnant and go and have an abortion prior nobody's going t ask you or care how you identif if you're in that medical dynamic. the other problem is, the political correctness of this this has been reported by the sun and england now, the public health england has put out a pamphlet that says individuals will only be alerted to test they should take based on how they identify in other words if you're a man and you identify a a woman, it will be send reminders for your pap smear an your cervical test and for mammograms. but you don't have a course a uterus, but if you're a woman and you identify as a man, you will not be sent any longer reminders for your mammogram or your pap smear because that would be insulting. so we're in a weird place t

you can see a live look here at london where there are still a crowd of people protesting trum visit. they emphasize the special relationship between our two countries. you see folks lingering out there with signs, apparently it's starting to rain. they have embrul las up as the president continues on with his state visit so we have seen crowds disperse swiet a bit. still a lot of folks out there this is a balloon, much talked about on social media. you can see as it blows up there. >> that is donald trump wearing a diaper as it gets inflated. this is earlier, it was a big statue of the president as pell and some clever signs held up. the president continuing with his state visit. so we'll keep an eye on it. back to you. >> the president earlier, fake news, so it's interesting to see that. >> reporter: do you know about that airfare that can land you in court? i'm michael finney. it comes from the hidden city fare. that's when you tell an airline you are going from one town and going somewhere else. let's say you want to go to houston. it's cheaper to go to new york. you book flight t

did they include spying on trum trump? that's at the top of my list.thers. >> jesse: the bergdahl trade. >> dana: remember, eric holder -- what did he call himself? the wing man. all the democrats say this. michelle obama has said it on the campaign trail. also during her book tour. president obama has said it in speeches. they are going to keep saying it. even if the media does fact-check them, i guarantee they're going to keep saying it. >> katie: it's pretty disgraceful. >> jesse: who does it remind you of, juan? >> juan: it's the truth but the bigger truth is kellyanne conway, i wonder what the government is saying about her service. maybe she should leave? how about ryan zinke using his office -- how about scott pruitt? taxpayer-funded travel. >> jesse: idling anyone is denying that it was scandal free. >> juan: i'm saying i think if you want to go on about things like benghazi, irs. these are like pimples. you ignore -- >> katie: four dead americans in benghazi. >> juan: what happened in niger? >> katie: democrats are a little bit disrespectful w

every day there's new outrage. 70% isn't trum in trump's conte. my comment is you can't take foreign information from a foreign government. so, yeah, i wish people would speak ut moout more than stuff this. i don't think the president was eliciting foreign information. i think he was maybe being a little cute by half on this. he must say what's obvious to all of us, we can't take information from a foreign government. >> justin amash laid out his case on why he thinks the president committed offenses, kevin mccarthy slammed him by saying he questions whether he's a republican anymore. i'm sure you know justin amash is one of the most conservative voting records in the house. is the new definition of republican just undying loyalty to whatever trump says or does? >> no, i don't think so. i never really considered justin amash a republican in the beginning. i'll explain why. i like him personally, but politically he's a libertarian. wants smaller military, votes against military budgets, votes against pro-israel stuff, any ant anti-genocide resoluti

to that help and under they would benefit electorally from a campaign led by moscow to help lift up trume doesn't think there was anything wrong with the what the russians did in 2016 and this comes when his own intelligence chiefs are warning the russians are there to do it again and the trump administration has not -- >> just to be precise, jeff zeleny. let's say a country like norway called and said we have information on your poenl and he said, oh, i think i'd like to hear it. george stephanopoulos said what if russia or china had that information. >> i'm not sur pried the president said. he's been trying to normalize this from the very beginning calling it oppo research. it's not oppo research. it's not a foreign government, so this is ignoring the first part, chapter 1, of the mueller report. but the fact of the matter said he did not have any regrets some of this is a president who's looking forward here. we'll have to see the rest of the interview. he said i would call the fbi. then he said, i would never call the fbi. so it's hard to imagine he would call the fbi. >> he said, i

. >> tamera keith, last week, when you compared the trum rally to a grateful dead concert, you understand where they're coming from. >> i apologize for the error. the grateful dead do not play greatest hits at terheir cots. >> tamera keith, thelisha eaddy, thank you both. >> schifrin: stay with us. coming p on the newshour: a multi-generational look at the legacy of the stonewall uprising, 50 years since the launch of the gay rights movement. oregon state troopers search for ers, in hiding to avoid voting on a climate change bill. nturies-old violin that travels with armed guards and gets its own airplane seat this weekend, the white house unveiled the first half its israeli-palestinian peace plan, a $50 billion economic blueprint designed to double palan jod.p., and create a million , without adressing the political future. the report's author, senior advisor and presidential son-in- law jared kushner, compared it to the marall plan. >> this is a similar notion, you're not just giving people a fish, like we've been doing re for a long time, you're teaching them to fish, and then you're b

capitol is the trum bell painting of general george washington resigning his commission to the continentaless submitting to the rule of law in the will of the people. that withstood the test of time for the last 243 years f. we set another precedent now that a candidate who invited participation of a foreign power and sought to is rupt the investigation. if we allow him to get away with this, we will have set a new standard. some people because of the position of power and public trust they hold are above the law. we cannot allow that to stand. we must begin impeachment now so we have the facts and the truth and we follow them as far as they go and high up as they reach and save this democracy and if we have not been able to do that in this year and the year that follows, under my administration, the department of justice will pursue this to make sure there are consequences, accountability and justice. it's the only way we save this country. >> beto o'rourke on the issue of impeachment, potential prosecution of the president if he is not impeached. senator michael bennet of colora colorado

how is that, though, connected tothe trum administration? >> well, the plaintiffs here are saying that hoffler possibly ghoswrote one of the early requests to the census bureau to request a systemship question becausthe plaintiffs found a paragraph, word for word, that appeared in hoffler's file as well as an early request for citizenship questiontrhat the p administration was preparing. they say that shows hoffler was involved and helped come up with a strategy for using the int rights act as a rationale for justifying the additionaveze cihip question. >> woodruff: and the administration is-- whatever these document documents are, te administration is sat ng we're ing to turn them over. >> well, the documents that thei stration is protecting right now and invoking executive privilege over, these are internal emails and memos within the justice department, and als mmerce department. and the democrats on the house oversight committee said they want to see all the documents. they want to see unredacted versions. and, you know, one of these ema

>> what democrats want is someone tough enough to beat donald trum and i think anyone who thinks it'ssimple asto someonh enough to beat donald trump is very naive about the nature of the opponent.e there are somele who are going to vote for trump, no matter what. but the presidential election, thats not enough to re-elect him. what we have to get to are peoped who might have votor him but are at least disturbed enough to be open, and we nethed ale people who didn't vote to vote, and all those people who voted for jill stein to vote for us. thand the only way to dot is to touch people's hearts. you know the part of the brain that rationally analyzes people are not the same parof the brain that decides who to vote for. donald trump has had a psychological effect on people. he has had an effect in the nman psychopeople that is very dark, and it isot amenable to change by strictly rational argument. i am someone whohad a career moving audiences. i'm someone who has had a career moving crowds and movingme mos. i have a sense of what he has done, and the only way to defeat lies is with some

his amendment would strike the underlying bill, a provision in section 108 that blocks the trum administration from transferring existing funds from the u.s. army corps of engineers for the construction of a wall or barrier. i have been a variable opponent of this president's political stunt to construct a wall along our southern border. through emergency supplemental bills, congress has helped american families rebuild their lives after natural disasters and prepare our country for future disasters. this is not a slush fund to be raided by the president. americans have seen their homes and lives destroyed and havoc reaped upon their local community. our government should not abonn done them. i support section 108 of the this bill that prohibits the president from transferring any funds appropriated in this or earlier bills from being used for the construction of this wall. i was also pleased to join with chairs of committee, transportation and infrastructure and subcommittee of miscaupter in challenging the president to re-allocate of the corps projects for the construction of the wall. i ask

loughman, the counter intelligence section under president obama and during the fibs yerst year of the trumministration. it's a real honor to have you here. thanks for making time for us tonight. >> good evening, rachel. >> so we are continuing to cover the surprise news involving the president tonight. did an interview with abc news in which he flat-out bluntly asserted under fairly open ended questioning that he would be basically happy to accept foreign assistance in the next election, that he would not necessarily contact the fbi if a foreign government contacted him to give him things that would help him beat his opponent in the next election. this struck me as i was reading this and my staff as we were trying to sort out the implications of those comments as remarkable and striking and potentially touching on some of the thresholds for criminal intent that were described in the mueller report when we talked about the president's campaign having accepted foreign assistance during the 2016 campaign. i want to just get your reaction to it tonight. >> well, my first reaction was i was som

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i rise in opposition to the gentlelady's amendment and count me as one who stands in the trum administration for limited health plans. this has everything to do with giving our citizens options. these plans serve as an affordable alternative to obamacare health insurance plans particularly for individuals and families not eligible for obamacare tax subsidies. i have heard from countless small businesses in my district say they cannot afford health insurance for their employees. these alternative plans can have have lower premiums and deduct i believe so and provide access as some of the obamacare plans. this amendment needs to be defeated. and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from florida. ms. castor: instead of ripping affordable coverage away, my republican colleagues should be working with the democrats to lower health care costs and protect coverage for pre-existing conditions. one way we can do that is by supporting this amendment. i yield the balance of my time to a health care champion, ms. delauro. . . ms. delauro: i rise in strong

president trum it come need >> i congress abreast, but i wouldn' have to do >> nancy pelosi said you mu have you disagree with her on th. >> >> i do lik bu legally. >> disagree. >> we've heard the back and forth about diplomacy being closed has it actually ha now? >> reporter: i don't think it really is. iran still has many powerful allies russia in particular see a and for russi took iran' dron few days ago, according to russia fact, i so >> allright, richard engel in th thank you. >>> meanwhile, here at home there is growing outcry tied o a troubling development in th immigration battle hundreds of have been removed from patrol station in texas reports ofunsanitary conditions and inadequate foo and water. nbc's gabe gutierrez gabe >> reporter: craig, goo morning. we'v indocumentados en la frontera, undocumented migrants here at the border for months, but because the government so heavily restricts access to these facilities, we just didn't know how dire the situation had gotten for some of these children, but now lawyers and immigration activists are speaking out, and what we're he

one of the most powerful pieces of art is the trum bell painting of george washington resigning his commissionting to the rule of law and the will of people. that withstood the test of time for 243 years. if we set another precedent now that a kanldidate who invited the participation of a foreign power and assault to obstruct the investigate, if we allow him to get away with this with impunity, we set a new standard and some people because of the power and public trust they hold are above the law. we cannot allow that to stand. we must begin impeachment now and follow them as far as they go and high up as they reach and save this democracy and if we have not been able to do this in the year or year that follows under my administration, the department of justice pursues this ensure consequences and accountability and justice. it's the only way we save this country. >> thank you, congressman o'rourke. >> congressman delaney, because of the accountability issues that congressman o'rourke was describing and the real political landscape in which nancy pelosi said impeachment will not be pursued in